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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK FORTRESS MON.
~ ROE AND THE SOUTH

Steamers GEORGE LEARY and LADY OF THE
LAKE, of which leaves WASHINGTON daily Al 4 "a m
Close connection with Boston and Providence steam
Steamer Ieary lands ney Point going aud returp-
ing Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
Steamer Lake lands at CorLheld Harbor eoinr and
returning. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdsya
Knox and Loyds express will call and check bns.
gage at hotels and private residences Telephone
1eary. 745-3 Lake. ~
Passengers rates viii be and after the 10th s2 for
atraight ticket and $3 round trip.
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VNHE McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL.
II Cor. Massachusetts ave and 9TH St
English and French Boarding and Day school for
Young Ladies' and Little Girls.
Fifth Year begins September %, 1887.
Primary, intermediate, Academic, Wellesley Prepar.
atory. Art and Musical Courses taught by corps of
nineteen teachers. Tuition includes instruction in
English. French. Latin. Penmanship. Class Driving.
the use Of pupils in distant parts Of the city For cir
culars address the principal MISS ANNA ELLIS
sl4-3m
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY,
w 63l i st. n. W. rooms 2. 8. and9. oelS-2ms
INSTRUCTION ON THE VIOLIN!
j MI. II. DOECH will resume giving lessons
SEPTEMBER 10.
Residence, COS II ST. nv. s12-3mo
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, TEACHING IN
"A Washington. desires pupils singy or an small
classes. Inquire Of MR. JARVIS BUTLER. 934 ST.
u. ". slo-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

Mt. VERMONT Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER W, w. CORCORAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except SUNDAY, for M
Vernon and River Landings Is far down - Gymont at
about $50 p. m
sl6 L. l. BLAKE, Captain.
LHOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDING6
Il NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFTFID~
Leaves 9TH st wharf on MONDAYS, 1HURsDAys
and SATURDAYS ! am. Returning TUEaDAYs
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY pm, touching at River land
irgs rs far as Nomini Greek, Currioman, Va and sd
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with b and o. n r a
c. W. RIDLEY, MANAGER. ia3S
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M 1lOO llO4 ll16 NJ St and 100 11th st.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Gipla
Academic. intermediate and Primary Departments
Commodous new school building, containing CHAPEL
SESSION ROOMS CLASS ROOMS. and OFFICE,
with steam heating and best modern improvements.
ready for occupancy this fall
Thirteenth year besins OCTOBER q
For circulars apply 70 Principal,
s3-4m MRS. E. J. SOMEnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

DR. TcosH, Mr. Low, AND OTHERS ON TIE LABOR
Qu.srIoSs-THE CHRISTIAN RESOURCES OF THE
couSrRY-xRs CLEVELAND IN ATTENDANCE AT
TIE CONFERENCE.
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Inn tAas q FeVisicn of the rests waa
nesded. He was sorry Cor lha lanalogta
bot they musa FaaliAA that the purchess
eo1esDe shanld Be pressed for1ard in
orees y pot a. end % he suspense nae
exlalinR. TIE tenants mus1 aot Be ccm.
peeled 70 pay impossible Fenia meFely
oe9aoee the laintuRes had Do oa paid
and eecaaBea heEo were mortgages en- eha
land.
Resell stated thal aa - be had nos
left tie Liberal Unionists Eankn haf he
believed that TIE Honss of Iords by re-
action en- the land hili had atrack a
oa1Rorons blew 81 union ITSELF. He had
anoouno4d eQnu49noo ID Lord Hnftln1-
ten. Appealin9 - eonslilueae1 Of south
Iyrone 10 sand b. him, Resell -
elared he woaia never aeoopt 4 Scafh
ecnefitaency 10 make room FOR the TuEy
landioF1n.
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FARIFF REFoRm.
MTENTIoNa on THn nm1EounAxs aFynR
PUB19oITH M a wAnHIN0roN


PUnnacTTT NJ a wAnHIN0roN
PArEa.
WAsHnoruN, Sept. 2.--Ths Epsniag
Star thia atserncon publishes TIE fol
lowing: There win be q measure
brought forward by ths tnFiR FafoFm-
era ~ coon a. Congress convsnaa, Whieh
will likely have the endorsement 81 Ihe
administration. TIE President, 0eeFa-
tary Of the Treasury and Speaker Gar.
tale have oeen considering the matteR
since Congress adjourned ana Il IA
probable that tbs present visit of CaR-
liale 70 the President, a Oak View, viii
result In q culmlnaiiOn 0f their point.
u Is expected that Secretary Rairehild
viii B0ou return % Waahinaeoa. IA ID
probable that 10 comes 10 meet tho
President and Carlisle.
"Ihe result Of The AllentoWn eonvsn-
ton is Quite satisfactoEy 20 che taFia re-
formers. They propose 70 taxa aavans-
age OF TIE situation and present q plan
for The Fedacfion Of she revonae. Tha
plan being prepared will conform alriat.
u with The tariff resolution there adapt-
cd. Az Il is construed By The President
u will abolish the tobacco but leaves the
whiskey TAX where u ID. ID will makn
large Fednctions In customs duties on
TIE neoa9sAries Of life in aecoFdanoa
With the Presidents uiseEanoas upon
The subject. The international Fsysnno
feature, u 70 admitted. is q eompgomtaa
and will be tolerated only In oenneoaion
with q very positive reduotinn Of COS
loans. There will ba "a acknoalada-
ment Of protection. Il 10 likely that
the reduction % customs Win Be more
sweeping than Randall would agree 20.
The administration IL fully commit
ted 10 q ssE0ne attitude on she tariff.
The bufean Of statistics has bean called
upon for figures foF customs datiea 10
ehow Just where the most eneotiVe re-
dueti0ns can be made and hog che rev.
anuo would be affected theFeby.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

MAxnuExAK's cowknDrrn prscussxD m
SAN FRANczPco.

AA4MAAAkMA . D0Wa8RNlM RA4EQGUk0 N
San FRkNozPco.
San RRANuEsoo, Sep. 2.-The discl0-
snres In the dispAfch Of yesterday from
the City Of Mexico, regarding the cow
aediy conduot Of Emperor Maximilian
in the surrender Of The ctty Of oneFataro,
created q great sensation among the
Mexican and 6panish speaking resi-
dents Of this city.
The Mexioan Consul General, A. K.
Ooney, said that the Mexican pagers
had besn discussing the matter for
some time, and THAI the aispatch vas
. faithful representation Of facts as far
a. he knew from reading the Mexican
papers.
The Investigation has been made at
ths request Of Gen. Lopez, Maximilian's
favoFile. Who vas suspected Of treason,
and Gen. Escobedo, 10 whom the city
was surrendered. says be acted honor
ably like q brave soldier. Maximilian
was alone responsible, ana agreed 10
surrender without resort 10 arms, which
viii rest ss an everlasting blot on his
name.
Gen. Essobede says be would not have
made kaoWn the manner ~ which Qaer-
etaro vas occupied until after the death
Of the unfortunate Empress OAFlatto,
had % not bean imperative for her 10
speak IN order 10 save Lopez from dia-
grace.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

AnyIuW ERuMEvKD OF an KxxnNsEyn SAN
10 xm hunIxNaEoN.
DEEvKA. Sep& s-PriVais advioos Ee-
cetved here from NsW HoEk last niahl
state that The Denver, ulah a Paaihs
Road, operated from Denver 10 LyonR.
vas sold in New Nofk yeatsRdMy % tho
hutlinRion road. The consideration
vas not stated. WITH tha sAls TIE pur-
caaeers acquire ths rights q sho r0ad,
which are valuable. and 4 & under-
stood that under the charter the par
chaaers propose to aonatruol an exlan-
elve system 10 she aorah into Wyoming
IN oonneelion with the Denver q Lara
mie Oiiy Short Line. for whieh ne riQhi
of way e already purchased and monay
ts already Subscribed for the eonsArua-
ton OF he road 30 the Colorado line. ID
u Proposed % make The system q oom-
plele narrow eaaNa - Be opeFeaad II
he interest q the Bnriineton bread
Ranee line. The Progldenf ~ tha nnr-
row gauae uill Be Wee Rraaidant %
Ne 6nrllna1Oa and a 10 FpEnorad thaa
n. Il. Woloolt, Of this CITY, will b
chosen for the poSIiion.
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OIL RRPLlGNG coal.
The Change Quite Exten-
siVs in San Francisco.
soaE MExlcAm HISTORY.
AzlzsaA sAsriK KIllsa-RsnsEks frun
shs chrsuisls-Nsw csFpsrAsioas
ms Ola RlEha-Intent -
DefnaA-sHiks Kaded
-ssAs- In osurt.


TN oHkNua NauM COAL 10 RErnoEBulr
BzzHa MADE n San K1ANuInCpI
San FnANalsoo. Sept. A majority
Of the ferry steamers of The Hoalhern
Pnciag road aFe nov being altered 90 as
10 buFn petroleum fos fnel instead Of
coal The change being made has been
found 70 Be more economical and more
cousenisnt. The saeameRa Oakland
and Julia e. yell - the freight tgansfsF
beats Of the ThoRouohfare a Tranait
Company hers all put IN petFolenm and
She naxt one to BE- altered h she eolano,
the hnRs oazqainez StEaias transfer
boat.
The pxice cf psiroEsum when ths ax-
pegimene vas nrst made vas el.G6 peR
barrel and on this q saving Of 10 psf
cani waa made. The present. pEioa Of
pstEolsnm b e14k5, en- whinh q 4 eaav
% Unke . great Having. Beside thia
however, tie wear and tear 90 ths boiler
is Diminished, The eeFvioes Of ons Of the
Two fremen are dona away With nnd
the Kinks Of explosion or Of aocidant
are unfinished. Ths fuel d not burned
directly. bat b sprayed by means Of q
steam iet, this being ths only possible
methed Of burning r. The southern
Pacific people are dasiFous Of utilizing
petroleum on th0se Of their locomotives
plying on the suburban trains II oEder
20 do away with smoke and other IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

LkEE kDvIons RBoM Tas ELoops N TxxAa.
CmIcAoo, Sepa. 2-The latest adviosa
from Hill County, 1e1as, state that
eTssy briaaa In and 0af Of The Oouufy
was uashsd away b. The rains abd The
daTnaQs 70 the crops and f&Emg viii
rot fall shoFf of $4,000.
In Cnsqae Conniy and along TIE lima
Of ths Santa Re Railway TIE damage 4
also very hesFy. Tbe railroad oom-
panies have Suffered severely. The
hI1euri Pnciae has q forcs % noaFly
one tbousspd men at woFk on the linz
nsar Grand Visw. Ihe train on that
road we're detained from Monday niahl
till Wednesday, evening. Il waS cot on
TIE praiFis nice milea ffom any h0uss
aod many eaasengerB Suffered from 4
lnsk Of food. None Of ths roads sFs
running fall schedule yet.
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Remarks from ne ChronacIs.

San FnAHcIsco, Sept. 2.--Ths CAromi-
Gle, this morning, publishes the follow
atils. commenting on . recent article In
this pager, says: the Chroaiels has
awakened 10 the fact that Alaska is q
valuable possession II the Editor Of
the PogT .InTMLElGENCMR will examine
the hIea Of the Chroaiels be viii discover
that ths awakening took place some
years before TIE port In which his paper
Il Published had made itself known as
Q bustllnQ, pushing city. The Chrcnicls
has always believed in The value Of
Alaska and has predicted that iis opin-
ion would one day be shared b. the rest
% the oountEy.S
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SEATTLE, ". 7, SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER s. 1887

spain % OSsr eentralizina. He aexn-
o2tes Ire tAsaFy of EeaeEalisrn, ana
po'nt1 ou1 THAI The difference of iap-
GaaRs and lilaRalaFe IN the vMFioaa PRO
vlnees fnliF warrants The desire a. The
penple ker sElf-1epeEnmena. He pRs-
dic.a tAaf TIE prosineea uill yei nflAin
thetf VIA b. great popalaR FsVolalion&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

SAz FAkzczso0. eept. 2-Tha Grand
jury thia afteFnoun presented two in
dletmen1A cne against FoaR UAenR.
AilAs Lt1le Pefa. eonneeted with i1Fy
bribery. tha other against IT. Emsr.
snn. vho approaehsa iurOE during
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

kDDHE8 nEB0nE TnE KERcrons o. DUn-
0AMHoN.
DUHEu, Eapt. Ala 20 addrsss 10 tbe
elsoaoIs Of DnnGanBon, last Diaht, 4.
w. RnaDeil, membeR of PaFltament foF
6oath TyF0ne. end ouo u tbe Liberal
Uaioais1a gho disappEoved TIE pFocia
mation Of Ne Hsiiouai lseRus, ex.
piAinad that be had opposed PaFneil'r
hIli te fe3nes fents beesnss ne Govern.
meBt had pRomiasd - apDolnt q eom
ninMion e. inqaiEy. 1he report af ahh
e9nmimlsn, heNstsl, had oonSinssd
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SAH FnAE0Isco. Sept. 2.-Tke South
sFn California Land and Immiaraaion
Company was Incorporated, today, with
q capital stock Of 10000.
Tbs Sauaalito Bay Land Company
vas also Incorporated, today, with .
capital Stock Of e25O. go.
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:.--,oTIc oaDea sons or AmEaIel

rxn MEEFTss o. WAsHINGToS
Dy9gs - = 4 EVER sasnrday. q 8 ,. n.
: - ~ Il ODez He1se.
3 -. n. sn,.rsra. 10. !. ms1ts secose aztSF-
- y eneA SONIA
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SAN FRAnoIsoo, Sept. 2.-00VaFnoK
baFtlett passed q comfortable niahl,
sleeping naturally tWo hours as . time.
AZ 10 o'clock this morning be wa rest
inc quietly With pulss 81 68; respiration.
Al
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WAsHMoToN, Sept. 3.--TheFe waa q
general feeling Of aatlafaotinn amonR
the naval ohloerl on duty upon TIE ~
eeipt Of Z private dispatch stating that
the vessel vas succeeding II developing
more bofse poser than tbe thirty ave
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

cAn FRAEuIsuo. Sepk, 2-Capt. Eli-
ott Moore. Of Santa Barbars, ana Mrs.
MaEicn Lovely, Of this city, were mar.
ried here yesterday. Moore 10 IS years
o. a9a. the bFids s8. The old gentle.
man had previously been married ave
times and his present wife had been
married shree timea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

HoEnsoox (Ariz. }. Hept. 2.-Ths latest
from the Tonic Basin says that william
J. Mulvenou, sheriff Of YavapaI County,
vas killed and six Of his posse we're
wounded. Eleven outlaws we're engaged
IN ths eight. Ten Of them were killed
and one wounded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

SkN FRAHolsco, Sept. 2.-Richard
Grey. General Freight Agent Of the
SoutheEn Pacific, aoss East On Wednes-
day maxi 30 nttand NE meeting Of
fFsaaht aaents snmmonsd Cor the par-
poss Of revising the present WeseeEn
clasziasatioa ID regard 70 Utah and
Colorado. The old nght between Chi
eaao and san RFanaisco, as 10 which
shall control the trade ts thsss States,
ecutin1ss % lively e. before. The
SoulheEn Paeide haa always endssvoged
10 keep The rates 10 these points - sneh
figures - would neb allow sueceaaful
aorannafeinm A hM aarvtaA nn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

BAN FnAHcIBoos Bept. 1.--Ihe creditors
Of Charles Sutton. JR., q o., nanafse-
auFees ok oil elothinR, dIed . petitioo
today. aakina 70 hsvs the Arm declared
iBsofVent. The petition alleges thai the
defendant1 have been guilty Of vaFie1s
ae1sef fnsolvs1ey and that enc Of the
partners, Charles W, Banka. has ab-
aenied himsalf fron ths elase With an
iuient b dsffnnd the efedileEs. Banks.
Il Win b remembere6, Was TIE defazit.
inR eaahisR Of wells, FmRro q Co.
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snERRR KuERD.
LkTn Nxws coHTIRMn TEE ErnsT nUMona
or TEE DEATH OF An AKEzsAA

FLA0sxATR( Aria. Sept. 1.-Mulvenon,
Sheriff Of Ysyapai County, was shei
and died soon after In the Tonic Blsin.
about one hundred miles south Of here.
TIE Ave deputy sheri6s with him we're
Woandsd In the neht. Eleven were re-
ported killed on the other side. Mnl-
Venoa and his posse left Prescott Q week
ago with warrants 10 arrest ten men i'm
plicated In she killing Of three cowboys
three weeks ago. A posse from here
Joined them on the road. Nothing YES
heard Of them since until today. Tbs
Widest rumors are 10 eircalatiou. An
armed posse has gone % thaig relief.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

WAHmoToN, Sept. 2.-The Depart
meat OF stats is Informed by the United
states Oonaul 81 Victoria British Oo-
Alaska by direction OF tie Minister of
she Interior. Il in prsanmed thaa
brakes mission Was directly connected
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

MkDHED. Sega -SsnoF MAsEsil. Re-
rabliran 9embeE Of the CaFieE. has H.
saed m&nifssto 10 she Federal Rspub-
itnan3 He declares that tie eeaiiiion
bet9esn tha FedeEai ard ofhsF hranches
cf he ksp1hiiean party b brokea. He
soviswa The senas ef the cosufEy an6 81
tEihutNs The evils whieh are oPpFssHinR
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San RnAHczsoo. sspl 2.-John Kssl-
Ina. pFopEieeoF q ths Ttvoii OpsrA
H0nss. today. sasd for an inia1sfios
saainsa w. ". FuEsa, lsadsr % tie
Tivoii oFehaasra. 10 FegtFain him from
transferring the score Of ths Opafatta
-Skss 10 parties IN Esw YoFk, alleRina
thst FuFal wFots TIE sasEs With Ne "a
desstAEdina thss 4 was 10 rs.nAin In
ths hands of KFslling BrothsFs-
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IsJancsioR Granted.

Nav YoRK, HeDt. 2.--tudRe Donohuo
has granted an injuneli0n restraining
the Taylor Piumas Mill and Mining
Company from eollscting an assessment
levied on its stock on August 8. The
ibiunction also enjoins the company
from foFfeilina the stock Of holders
who refuse 10 pay the assessment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

sAH FnAxc1aoo, 6spt. a.-Wfhln the
paaa week Tie ideas of ship ognaFa and
shlp brokers have advenesd ssnsshat
a 10 tha rates that theF should fecefvs
for oarrytng RFAtn 10 KaRiand. Many
iron ships have been chartered daring
ths last sfx weeks a. % ahiiiiEG1 per Tan
% Cask foE orders and wooden stips at
u ahillinss and peDos. an o. ihsss
charters h4vs been dawn By William
Drsfbach and John Beaeufeid. Sfnes
thefE fAilarea nothing has haen done.
bat Wien TIE maEkat b fairly Batfied
again if is pFobabls that skippers Wili
Gnd that ths hrukeFs' hgares have ad-
vancsd. Thigly -tgo ahiilinGs and six
psnss 10 ne GRuFs fss iBsn gnipa, today,
and % shiIlinas fof wooden vessais-
RuasaMns Pressed TswaFa Hssaa
BsnnAx. seue. 1-Ths Rasaians have
Ieft KsKki and pfpeeedsd 10 fas dire
ton 0f Hefat. kefhl has hesn Be98r-
Fis0ned b treops from Oosehenf Tke
Natives Fepsgt thal 0Asiam Hikandsg
has tempsFsEiiY wilh1Eawn bis forces,
whieA aEe Hnabie 10 soHe with lie laKel
forss of insasnsni IN ne asld.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

-. runsros nm.oAA1 HEsnx Hc 10
.se RRIDE. cARR & PRESTON.

%ropNKYs AND CoUH5KL10Rs-
a .tf1w. Ofa0ea ax LAconner. Mount
eln.s. srA Seattle s6Aftae omces hoom
' ss..i gs....i-r.I eary block ae1a1W
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

CHcA0o, Sept. 2.-The Democratic
State Central Committee today adopted
thorities 70 investigate the alleged con-
neotion Of the we'll known Democratic
Postmaster h. W. Anderson, OF Spring
neld, with the corrupt legislative print.
ing aOombIne,n and that IL be has M
held the ''oombins'' thai be be imuae-
diately dismissed from ofiioe as unnt for
any position Of honor. profit oT trust
tion. The resolution likewise denounces
the alleged connection with the ''c0un-
bine" Of Governor 0gleshy and other
Republican State officers Who are sap
posed 10 Be seeking Fsnominaiions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

EENs, EsUs. 2.--The VissFoy's psoola
mation forbiddina Tie psoposed nesting
here, has bssn posied throughout the
town. Great exeitement prevails.
MsasTs. P. ssanhope. Dillon, O'BFien,
Tanner aRa A. OOx, all members Of Par
liament. have teleaFaphed fhs Iooal
league ofaesFs promising 10 atiand. The
Nsgionniiala have Issue manifes1o eali-
inc upon the men Of Historic CARE 10
ASSEMBLE IN thousands af the Hili Of
Bailycofes 70 fgkt battls foE The cen
stitniion, which will Be esFtain Of q
aloFioas disaBthFallms1i Of Irsland.
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SAX FRkNcIsoo, Sept. 2--Fndioations
for tuesfy- hours from q. M,
oeps. 3, for Oregon and Washington
TERRITORY; Local rains followed By fair
weather.
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DmvMA. 6ap1. 1.--A epenlni from
Meaksg. dated 6sptsmhaa IA, nays thna
\ eolfefancs betweeu ooTeFnor Adams
aud General CFook Fetnlisd IN Ofeoha
aEfeeing 70 plAag toe eompnnlas " gov
eFnmene tEnspg ca the line tefmoen th9
Iinlah fsaaHNatlom amd Colorado foq
the psolesiion os NE settlers. and here.
afteg keep the utes eut 81 CoInrata.
Ihs Utes are % have thelr kofsa6 bark
ard via Be paid sut 81 aarplns ~ thsi4
o@n annuitlos faf aaen Hioak as has
been inst. 6oNeanoE Adama ana rastR
Mnv4 fnE Dans4K tomiRhA Sn1 0snesS.
cs1ok slaxia fqs Onaha Ela H1alEna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

PHzLADELRHIA, Sept. 2. - Presidsns
Cleveland has accepted the invitation 10
attend g receptioa rendered him by the
commercial exchange In this city on
Friday, September 10th.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

VTKNHk, Sept. 2.--A political CORES
pondent asserts that Prince Bismarck
has agreed to mediate With the Bal
garian Government In favor Of General
Ernroth's mission.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

TnB HAdun, 5ept. 2.-The elections
for members Of the second Cnamoef Of
show The election Of "a Liberals. le Or
thodox pFctestanfs and 10 Catholics. 10
the city Of Amsterdam al the Liberal
candidates we're eleoted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

SAE FRANclBco, Sept. Al. A. MiiIs,
Pacihs Coast FrelRht Agent Of the
Tsxae 4 PeoiHc road, hes issned q cireu-
ler ealing attention 70 the opening Of
the rev route Of that company for ihs
transportation of freight 10 and from
Atlantic seahoaFd points via New Or
leana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

NLENELA8U1 UlT7Ns Il Do U7EII UIF3 UI
N. J. Crane Post, Grand Army Of The
Republic, have adopted resolutions
which declare that that Post locks with
dlaappFobaiiou and condemnation upon
every demonstration Of disrespeet TO-
wards the legally constituted Executive
of the National Government, the same
being subversivs Of the foundation pKiu-
eiples OF the Grand Array Of the Rfpub-
lie, and they hope that The department.
IN its oonvooation at Sc. Louis viii take
such action as wlll demonstrate that the
Grand Army OF the Republio is not en-
organization fer publie purposes, or
through which 10 manifest hatred or
III will.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-03

sPsm0EIELp (En.). Sept. 3.-Ths
warehouse oommiasioaeFs, railroad r.
representatives. and oHissra Geld . aaofoa
meeting this morning, after which theg
made report 10 The Beard and asked
the commissioners % poa1poHe farther
confederation % the oomplains fog
thirty days. II, at the expiration of
that time, the railroads should put Ia
fierce rates whieh' shall have removed
the eAuae of the complaint, the oom-
plaint shall. with the oQnsans Of Ne
commission, Be dismissed. Othafwinn
it shall Be submitted for sueh furlheE
action as TIE eommission shall deon
lawful and iuBl.
An Aeeadenf Cassss ThFea naaaha.
HAI4DA (Col.), Sept. 2.--The engine
Of The east boand LNadvllie express,
which left here at o'clock this mora
tng, went throaah the Beaver Oseak
bridge between here aud Pusblo, Killing
kDRineeF shaw and two others, oua
being q tramp. Several wees wounded.
1he aeeidont waa due 10 . laFas rock
falling fFom tko side % iha aanyan
efaeht1a throagh the bridge.